How many oz of Prodiamine needed for one gallon of water, as 25 gal/acre is not helpful.
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I had the same question. The 5 pound container is supposed to cover 3 acres. I took a wild guess and mixed one third of my 5 pound container into my 4 gallon sprayer. This should be enough to cover one acre but I sprayed roughly one half acre with the four gallons which means I was spraying double concentration. I don't mind the overkill but I'm sure that 1/6 of the 5 pound container mixed into my 4 gallon sprayer would have been sufficient. Nothing has sprouted since I sprayed a couple months ago so it seems to be working.
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I never used this specific brand but as a rule of thumb I use 2 oz per gallon.
1333
seriously 1/3rd...even 1/6th of the container into 4gals!! that's is way too much. i use 3 cap fulls into my 4 gal spreader
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You have to know how much water your sprayer uses per 1000 sq ft. Then you need to know what type of turf/ornamental it is being used for to know your yearly max. If you know these answers you can figure your mix rate by reading the label.
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2 ounces per gallon of water 1/2 ounce per quart. Mix only what you need. The unused portion can't be saved.
1539804
1 teaspoon per gallon of water. Since it has a may cause cancer warning you probable should wear gloves.
1784374
Typically 8 oz per gallon. The ratios are on the product, its broken out per type of use you will be using it for, but again, typically its 8 oz per gallon (1 cup)
1328046
Approximately 450 drops are in every bottle. The bottle states that 6-8 drops are required to treat every 8 oz of water. That equates to 96 drops needed to treat every one gallon of water.
2270747
Don't quite understand the question....It's 30-10-10 and a tablespoon per gallon
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You can use as much as 5mls per one gallon. Different uses call for different combinations of concentrate and water.
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I used 3.5 ounces per gallon; watch the temperature outside; where I live above 75 degrees will cause burning; I am in a very dry (average humidity 15%) climate.
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Jean, I mixed mine as 1 package to 1 gallon of water. I hope this helps. Guy
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16 gallons. The concentrate bottle contains one pint or 16 oz. The recommendation is one oz. per gallon for perennials. I used this recommended strength on Monarda plants and it was completely successful in stopping a fungus that had begun. I also used it as a preventative on a number of other perennials and no fugi developed on any of them.
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I use 1 oz. per gallon in a 15 gallon spray tank on about 1/2 acre to kill crabgrass. One time will kill what is up at the time. My yard is 4 acres and this year I have just sprayed Dimension 2EW (Dow) to prevent the problem from the start. Drive is a very good post emergent.
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I use about 1 jug per acre. Half as broad spray which uses more and half as spot treatment which is more efficient but involves more work. Hope this helps.
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If you have a single tank machine, it is three ounces per gallon of water. If your machine has dual tanks, one for the solution and one for just water, the machine will do the correct mixture. The instructions are on the rear label of the Pet Plus plastic bottle.
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I bought the 1gallon bottle. According to the directions, 1 quart usually treats about 30 gallons, or until the water turns violet.
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I used 2 1/2 ounces per gallon of water. The same as with round up purple cap stuff. It took about a week to turn yellow but by 2 weeks it was all dead.
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There is a large chart on the backside of the container detailing the amount to use for everything from 1 gallon to 400 gallons at various concentrations. I have been using Brushmaster for a long time to control broadleaf weeds and some woody plants along fence rows at 2% concentration which equals 2.6 ounces per gallon of water.
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I don't know for certain, but I can guess! Probably 1 gallon, definitely not 21